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Economics for Emancipation

Economics for Emancipation

A Course of Economics for All

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Featured Stories

  • People’s Economy Lab

    We facilitated eight virtual sessions, each 1.5 hours long, for a cohort of 20 King County residents, including people working in finance and philanthropy, artists and cultural workers, co-op enthusiasts, government and nonprofit employees, advocates for environmental justice, and more.

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  • New Economy Coalition (NEC)

    In March-April 2025, CED ran a 5-session virtual workshop series in partnership with the New Economy Coalition and our brilliant co-facilitators.

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  • Economics. Arts. Transformation (EAT)

    EAT was a 6 month hybrid in person and virtual learning journey for artists.

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Newsletters

  • July 2026 E4E Newsletter

    As fans around the world unite around the World Cup, we have seen joy, celebration, and heartwarming cultural exchange. Moments like these remind us that global gatherings are opportunities to learn from one another.

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  • December 2025 E4E Newsletter

    We are living in the tension between an old world fading and a new one struggling to be born. Collective study helps us imagine new possibilities for care.

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  • April 2025 E4E Newsletter

    Spring into Study: New Workshops, Videos, and a Call to Build Together.

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  • June 2024 E4E Newsletter

    E4E Updates: Spanish site & Building across the ecosystem.

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  • January 2024 E4E Newsletter

    A recap of the last few months and announcements – office Hours, new trainer requests, and more.

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  • September 2023 E4E Newsletter

    Fall is here and that means school is back in session – the popular education kind.

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  • March 2023 E4E Newsletter

    Economics for Emancipation is here! A free introductory curriculum on capitalism, solidarity, and how we get free.

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  • MODULES
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  • Introduction to the Economy & the Working Day
  • How Capitalism Works
  • Redistribution vs. Recognition
  • Alternative Economic Systems
  • The Evolution of U.S. Economic Systems
  • Fiscal and Monetary Policy
  • Building Alternatives: Solidarity Economy
  • Movement Finance
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